Swamp Root Promises Kidney Healing Benefits
A health notice touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a top remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims back pain signals kidney issues and urges readers to try a free sample bottle and a book of testimonials. It cites hospitals doctors and a police chief testimonial from Ozark Arkansas. People are urged to purchase regular bottle sizes at drug stores and to note the Dr Kilmer Tinghamton address.
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Nature
Bright
Tral
B. H. Chalker
Ozark
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer
Tinghamton, N
Daily Sun
Binghamton
Watterson backs Hearst if nominated for president
Henry Watterson writes a three column editorial declaring support for William Randolph Hearst if he receives the presidential nomination at the St. Louis convention. He argues Hearst would be preferable to Bryan, a stance addressing past and future party guidance. Miss Julia Ten Eyck McBlair of Washington, D. C. is named hostess of the women’s building at the world’s fair.
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Louisville
Henry Watterson
William Randolph Hearst
Watterson
Hearst
St. Louis
Courier- Journal
Heckel
Bryan
Miss McBlair
Indy Managers
Julia Ten Eyck McBlair
Washington, D. C
Boy Sells Papers to Build Church in Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana on March 4 a boy named Floyd Ashley collected old church papers from the Maint. Christian church ruins and offered them for sale to raise funds for a pew church, with initial proceeds aiding the building effort. Mrs Besjamin Barnhart broke her nose in a fall nearby, required sewing.
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Kokomo, Tnf
Besjamin Barnhart
Floyd Ashley
Maint. Christian Church
Death twice cheated heir of a husband
St Louis reports Franklin Chamberlain Allison once to wed Miss Amy Elizabeth Marquitz in the fall. The wedding was deferred after a fatal darting event in New York City. Thursday marks the second anniversary of her fiancé's death, delaying the match again.
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ST. Louis
Franklin Chamberlain Allison
Dartington
Borror
New York City
Amy Elizabeth Mare «Nity
Miss Marquitz
Dashing train run shatters Chicago to San Antonio record
Charles Spalding eldest son of Jesse Spalding a wealthy banker traveled by special train across the prairies to reach his mother’s bedside. He covered the Chicago to San Antonio distance in hours breaking all railroad records for speed.
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Chicago
Prairies
West
Charles Spalding
Jesse Spalding
San Antoni
Emmett Birthday Celebration At Morrison Hall
True Irishmen honor memory of Robert Emmett with songs and speeches at Morrison hall Thursday night marking the 126th anniversary of Emmett birth. Principal address by M. O Connor urged emulation of Emmett’s sacrifice for Ireland.
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Emmett
Robert Emmett
Morrison Hall
Amowit
M. O'Connor
Ireland
Badly Burked Motorman Fire Sparks Across Car
A badly burked motorman failed to control the vehicle as flames flashed from the controller setting the woodwork of the car ablaze. Firemen extinguished the blaze with slight losses reported. The incident drew spectators and highlighted quick rescue actions by bystanders and authorities.
Unclear misread court complaint details in mixed OCR text
The fragmentary OCR passage cites a domestic complaint and marriage context. It mentions Pauline Veilmenn and a Miss Bama KMS in a cited case, alleging affection toward Miax Sis and continued tremor since a wedding, with a party left.
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Pauline Veilmenn Ag
Adwiphikem Asteter
Mluirti
Bama Kms
Who Died First in Schawe Estate Case
The probate court will determine the rightful heirs and timing of distribution for John Schawe’s estate. Questions about whether funds from his late wife’s body belong to proper heirs, Sehaywes sister pirates and Sehow’s belongeal to his mother complicate the case. Walker of probate court will rule on the matter.
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John Schawe
Boy Runs Away From Orphans Home In Morning
A nine year old named Leroy Dahusen ran away from the cheapest orphans home Friday morning without coat or hat. He was noticed missing by staff and police were notified. A search was launched for him with several officers involved.
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Leroy Dahusen
Chtuest
Bas Te
Lere
Nin
Saloon Robbed in Cavitt Massachusetts Night Theft
A saloon in Cavitt Massachusetts was robbed that night with several Cokes and a stash of cigars stolen from the premises. Police said the break in occurred after closing hours and no other items were reported missing.
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Cavitt
Massachusetts
Bandit Murder Trial Nears End in Chicago
Chicago dispatches report the murder trial of the bandits Var Dine Mart and Neblermive nearing conclusion. Prosecution seeks death penalty while defense pleas for mercy are entered. Also brief notes on dog control and local obituaries in the same page.
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Chicago
Var Dine
Mart
Neblermive
Banedits
Chairman Goodeich weighs choice for state convention chair
Goodrich 5 Puzzted, chairman Goodeich of the Republican state committee, weighs the advisability of appointing an outsider to preside at the state convention. Beth Condreessmie, Watson, and Hemenway seek the honor, but the chairman may look higher and go to Chin for a chairmanship.
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Goodrich
Goodeich
Lie Repubican
Beth Condreessmie
Watson
Hemenway
Chin
After the Spitters
Chicago officials report Marek L. Moore has paroled over 34 people cited under the anti spitting ordinance. Most cases were dismissed on cost payment while others were reprimanded or released.
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Chicago
Marek L.moore
Have You Had It Board of Health Complaints Garders Shops
The board of health received several complaints about gardeners contracted in various shops. Officials warn that illness risks persist and urge shops to review sanitation and vendor practices. Local authorities stress immediate action to prevent further health concerns.
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Board of Health
City Life and Local Scandals Highlight Friday Revels
In Meria t M church Rev Hunter led Revivel xerviers as Friday night events concluded with Homer Eller of low City Indiana missing since Tuesday. Police could find no trace of elder Eller Dexhan 82. A Mr Hughes account claims a dollar for each year of the father’s age. Edward Mullally won $2 damages against Ely of Spugnaponia at Nobies Ville for injuries from a Virginia incident tied to alleged defective payment.
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Ely
Spugnaponia
Nobies Ville
Mullally
Virginia
Died at Hospital Door in Darlington Hotel Collapse
New York reports a worker killed when the Darlington Hotel collapsed. A body of fellow employee A. E. Johnson protected him, witnesses say. Rescue teams recovered fifteen bodies, with officials noting the chaotic scene and ongoing investigations into the disaster's cause.
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Darlington
A. E. Johnson
New York
Priday
Uke Physi Dais
Oy Eeallen Ees Grete
Asd
Sont Geete Son Reqity
Local Equality Sparks Courtroom Clash In Army Unit
First lieutenant Albert P B Smith and lieutenant M Franklin of the same company faced a heated cross examination in the South Second Heat hearing. Attorney Guy Tiegle argued Franklin’s side while George Dreny, a voter, urged for Franklin. The clash centered on allegations of inferiority, with Capt Franklin denying the charge as the court weighed testimonies and the attorneys clashed over the incident and its implications.
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Leutenant
Albert PB. Smith
Lisery M. Franklin
Guy Tiegle Athorney
Pranata
Auet
Sfouth
George Dreny
Branklin
Blou
Smith
Pranklin
Franklin
Geesem
Liew
Naples meeting hinted for Monarchs May in Napies
Unclear text fragment mentions a Naples event and monarchs in May. References to meetings, ports, and individuals are garbled. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable enough to confirm specifics.
Captain Sartorist Weds French Beauty in June
A naval captain named Sartorist plans to marry a French beauty, with the wedding set for June at a church attended by family including the Atger grandson of a president. The event is described amid brief notes on ship, voyage, and personal ties.
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Waiting von Barwin Pon
Miele
Atger
Mami Cativalis
Aly
Dermis Cecil
Nother cut in oil touches western Kansas fires
Kansas firefighters battle forest fires sweeping western counties. Reports describe widespread destruction to firm buildings and grain stores. In Dewey area fires threaten roads and crops while near Huss and Lincoln counties burned areas stretch miles. Concordia area sees about 12 000 acres burned in a vast blaze.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Merch Wines
Northwest
Dewey Lead and Cate Company
Huss
Kas
Lincoln County
Aroune Concordia
Debaters Align Over Japan War Justification
The Current topics schedule of North Ind inapella teams with Lewis A. Cote March 1 to debate the Japanese war. The subject to Resolve that Japan is justified in this war. Margaret Boyd Harrison Oxbern and Frank Caldwell support the motion. Fred Lofith Mrs Stella Hollingworth and George Muniemery will argue for Japan.
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North
Indinapella
Lewis A. Coteman
Japan
Margaret Boyd
Harrison Oxbern
Frank Caldwell
Ike
Fred Lofith
Stella Hollingworth
George Muniemery
Carrie Nation in New Brunswick disturbance at Rutgers meeting
Rutgers students raised a disturbance at a meeting where Carrie Nation spoke in New Brunswick on Thursday night. Several attendees were drinking and the lights flickered. Nation appealed to police as attendees faced threats of arrest.
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Carrie
New Brunswick
Rutgers
Carrie Nation
Columbia Hell
New Schedule for Pacific Mail and Occidental Steamships
Ban Francisco March 4. New joint lime schedules adopted by Pacific Mail and Occidental and Oriental steamship companies. Vessels depart this port at intervals of 11 days. The steamer Coptle will inaugurate the new schedule in April.
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Ban Francisco
Pacife Mall
Gccidental and Oriental Steamship Companies
Coptle
Schehiy
Oxone promise against Consumption by Dr Snyder in Grand Rapids
Dr Snyder a velalist from Grant Rapids advertises Oxone as a universal cure for Consumption. He claims rapid relief and offers a free trial by mail without cost, requesting name and address to send the treatment. Dept B is the sender’s designation and address.
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Snyder
Grant Rapids
Priest
Tao
G. F. Byer
Houseman Building
Grand Rapids, Mich
Dept. B
Italian's Fatal Work Stuns New York Meeting
In New York on March 4 an Italian woman killed Nethe Ps Ran Wu after refusing to run away. She then shot herself. The incident follows a disrupted gathering of merchants in Indianapolis. A local invest begins to perfect the organization Memmers of the Undiuncious commercheb etts will be present and address the meeting.
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Organia Re
Miamapolis
Lati
New York
Aun
Temimck Allene
Nethe Ps
Ran WU
Notice of land division and public sale in Maren township
A damaged notice records a legal action in Frank WW Luter’s division, noting a March date and public sale within Harms division. It references land parcels, streets, and alleys in a township area, with heirs and parties named in a formal court context.
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Biitenat
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